Bearman in F1?! No win Pin?! F2 & F1 Academy are Sensational in Saudi!

[@darrellerickson658]

Great weekend for F1 support series -

[@backseatdriver6254]

Was good to hear Chloe Chong's driver insights, very mature and insightful, hope she has a good season in British F4 The F2 'surprising' results have just underlined what every serious fan and pro driver knew already, even in a 'spec' series the car and team can and does influence driver performance and outcomes. The new car has levelled the playing field for the first few rounds, but no doubt the usual suspects will recover and rise to the top before too long! The Prema tax will become relevant again.......!

[@nicom.114]

Very happy for Fittipaldi getting his first feature win. As one of the F2 veterans it's a put up or shut up season and for his sake I hope he continues this form. But driver of the weekend is still definitely Pin. Domination with a side of bad luck.

[@bsylvester713]

I don't know what to say about Formula 2 this year, it's riveting for sure. I really couldn't make any prediction whatsoever , the field this year just seems to change from race to race - I mean who would have predicted Villagomez being ahead of Victor Martins after four races? As you saw the pecking was completely different in Saudi than it was in Bahrain. The pecking order EVEN CHANGED from the sprint race to the feature race. And the racing is so close and so tight that ONE MISTAKE, just one, could make all the difference in the final standings. FIA F3 is a lot more predictable, you expect Browning, Beganovic, Mini etc. to be competing, Tramnitz and Fornaroli the dark horses. F1 Academy looks like Pin is the main contender, but F2? It's going to be VERY interesting. DO NOT MISS

[@canescatsheat3056]

We have to stop saying these girls arent experienced? literally everyone on the grid other than pin and block have over 50-100+ races in f4. Please stop making excuses